Lumosity: Brain Training

Weston Hughes

Really good in fascinating brain exercises, most of which are very engaging or challenging and/or stress both parts of your brain. Some require more concentration or timing or abstract thinking than others. Have to pay more to get the full experience but what they offer you is actually pretty good. My only criticism is that some of the exercises are not really that intuitive or as explained as it should be.

A Google user

Helps with memory. I saw an improvement. The train game saved me! The description mentioned the game worked the part of the brain for ability to listen. That part of my brain was injured, as with head injuries people often talk non stop, finding it difficult to shift gears to realize the other person is wanting to respond. My relationships were suffering. The trains, at first I could only get one or two. I played repeatedly for two-three hours daily to mastery. Now I easily listen.

Yadira Maldonado

Exactly what the title says! It looks simple, but its rather challenging, and surprising! Its stimulating because each exercise is different, and you strive to do your best each at each individual training. There are many different excercises, and they are so very well laid out; colorful, some with audio, and the visuals are so inviting. I recommend this game to anyone who can accept a challenge....upon themselves!

A Google user

This game is interesting, but it's annoying subscription model that is literally essential to really playing makes it more frustrating than fun, imo. It'd be one thing if they offered some premium features you could unlock with a one-time payment, but a subscription model is just flushing money. It might be a lot better if you're a subscriber (and if it didn't remind you constantly that you have a free account), however the free version gave me little reason to want to pay for this game.

A Google user

logic games & mindfulness. on the free version you get only 3 a day, varies day o day and you can't go back, therfore it takes a pretty long time to get to all the games to view if it'd be worth it to pay. most of the games are really fun, all are challenging in their own right, some much more addicting than others. after a week I'm on the fence about actually buying the product for the games, but what really shines is the mindfulness. well spoken. creative expression went into this app!!

Mark McGlynn

I really enjoyed the challenge your app provided over the last few years. But unfortunately I can no longer brain-train w/Lumosity. After a recent upgrade of my Samsung device, I am now required to sign, or log in, in order to access my free account. I wish to remain anonymous, as the challenge for me, was to improve my skills, compared to MY previous high score, or top level achieved. It was a GREAT WAY TO START THE DAY, & I will miss playing the assorted games, and the insights they provided!

Kuba Gurin

The free premium trial was good. The games are fun. One HUGE problem, though. It costs 13 DOLLARS A MONTH(after free trial). After the trial, you only get 3 games, randomly chosen every day, not even a full "workout" apparently. The games are good, but not even CLOSE to being worth that much a month. I also heard they were sued for misinformation, so that's also pretty shady. Honestly, if occasional, non-intrusive ads could help mitigate this, I'm all for it(prob not). Overall, don't download.

A Google user

I love a couple of the games, and unfortunately the game algorithm knows which ones they are because it continually cycles through the ones I don't want to play and rarely puts up the ones I do. I love the coffee making game and would download just for that one, but since the algorithm intentionally only gives that as a free option less than a couple times a month, I'm not gonna waste the space on my phone.